87 Honda Civic - transmission ?

Discussion in 'Civic' started by Catrionna, Nov 25, 2003.

  1. Catrionna

    Catrionna Guest

    Help-a friend's dad did some work on the car (including front brakes, new fuel filter, & adjusting the clutch) 2 days later the transmission messed up mid-intersection. It will shift into all gears but just revs when pressing on the gas. Also, if you put it into gear and let off the clutch it will die. Is there anything he might have loosened or disconnected that could cause this? This car had no tranny probs prior to this.
     
    Catrionna, Nov 25, 2003
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  2. Catrionna

    N.E.Ohio Bob Guest

    About the only thing you can check is the adjuster at the clutch
    housing. It MAY have gotten out of place or adjustment somehow. bob
     
    N.E.Ohio Bob, Nov 25, 2003
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  3. Catrionna

    J M Guest

    Cable may have snapped, or slipped off of one of its connections. Check
    pedal side and transmission side.


    new fuel filter, & adjusting the clutch) 2 days later the transmission
    messed up mid-intersection. It will shift into all gears but just revs when
    pressing on the gas. Also, if you put it into gear and let off the clutch
    it will die. Is there anything he might have loosened or disconnected that
    could cause this? This car had no tranny probs prior to this.
     
    J M, Nov 25, 2003
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  4. new fuel filter, & adjusting the clutch) 2 days later the transmission
    messed up mid-intersection. It will shift into all gears but just revs
    when pressing on the gas. Also, if you put it into gear and let off the
    clutch it will die. Is there anything he might have loosened or
    disconnected that could cause this? This car had no tranny probs prior to
    this.

    You mentioned that he worked on the clutch but did NOT work on the
    transmission. Based on this information--the clutch could be the source of
    the problem. I advise you to take it to a transmission shop and have them
    fix the problem. It might be a simple case of adjusting something.
     
    Bill B. Johnson, Nov 25, 2003
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